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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-06-28
Island Notes.

Farmers have commenced cutting grass.
The hay crop will be larger on the island
this season than for number of years past.
Mr.. H. II. Winslow erected large tent on
his lot at Sea View Park, yesterday. He has
been admitted into the colony.
Hon. j. J. Perry has furnished his new
cottage on Meeting House Hill in fine style,
and is pleasantly located for the summer.
The steam tug Salem was left high and dry
on the flats near the Forest City landing
Sunday, while some work was being done to
the keel. The steamer Greenwood answered
the signal for assistance, and drew her out
into deep water.
number of cottages are located on high
grounds overlooking the bay, occupied by
parties from Massachusetts, known as the
''Natick Colony" The members of the col
ony are very social and entertaining people.
Very many of the cottages are supplied
with water from wood or metallic tanks at
tached to the roof of the dwelling, passing
through pipe and filtered.
The electric light company were at work
yesterday putting up poles and adjusting the
wires for lighting the grounds in front of the
Peaks Island House next week. A new
light will be located on the square near Mr..
Littlefed's store.
The roller coaster will be in operation Ju-
ly 4th. Mr.. A. S. Mari will be the manager
this season.
A special meeting OF Beacon Commandery,
Golden Cross, was held last evening, for the
purpose of comforting degrees District
Deputy Commander John A. Bennett, of
Woodford's, was present, and conducted the
work. The Commandery is increasing in
membership and prospecting.
The speciality combination at the opera
house gave an excellent entertainment Mon
day afternoon. Mr.. Burton, with his circus
| of trained dogs, continues to please the audi
ancpS
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-06-28
PERSONAL.

Hon. VIM. NJ. Mason of Limerick was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. Edward A. Noyes is out again and able
to visit the bank daily.
A. S. Burnham of Biddeford received SIS,
the second prize for excellence in English
composition, at Dartmouth, this year.
Hon. James II. MCMILLAN of this city is
vice president for Maine of the American
Protective Tariff League.
Mr.. e. Slade, one of the most popular
travelling statesmen who comes to this city, is
at the United States Hotel.
Rev. c. e. Andrews of Biddeford has re-
ceived a call from the Third Congregational
church at Torrington, Conn.
Collector Anderson and quite party of
Portland people visited Crawford yesterday
to help open the house for the season. They
had perfect day.
Prof. Elder of Colby delivered very in
teresting and instructive lecture at Coburn
Institute on Friday evening. His subject
was, 1.-THE Message Of Chemistry"
Rev. b. S. Maben of York has received a
call to become pastor of the First Christian
church of Augusta. He has accepted the
call, and will commence his labors Sunday,
July Sd.
Tobias Lord, Steep Falls; c. F. Clifford
Newfeld; j. S. Lcavitt, r. NJ. Bickford.
Boston; 7. Reck, Indiana; j. D. Stevens.
Bangor; John Walker, Lowell, were at the
United States Hotel yesterday.
The death of Harris c. Barnes leaves
David Robinson. Samuel Rolfe and Daniel
F. Gerts the only members of Maine Lodge,
No. /, l. o. o. f., who were petitioners for
its charter in August, 1913.
Hon. Daniel Manning, ex-Secretary of the
Treasury, has secured accommodations for
himself and family for the summer season at
the Kimball House, Northeast Harbor, on
Mt. Desert Island.
Mr.. NJ. N. Rich is once more at his post at
the Merchants Exchange. He had hard
time of it, and bears the reminders of his
fall in sundry strips Of court plaster and
bandages.
Daniel Niles of Dover, N. H., the founder
and long the manager Of miles Express"
who recently celebrated his s9th birthday, is
one of the Oldest of the old-time
stage drivers into this city now Lying.
Nearly 70 years ago he drove the first line of
stages between Dover and Portland, via
Alfred and Gorham.
Albert t. Stahl, for many years Superin-
tendent Of Mails in the Boston Post Office.
has been removed, and Peter j. Hughes, an
employe in the railway mail service. pro-
NOTED to the position. The charges for re-
moval are said to be offensive partisan
ship" and offensive superintendency." Mr..
Stahl, who retires July 1, was appointed in
1881 to succeed Superintendent Holmes,
having been previously first clerk to Thomas
2. Cheney, then General Superintendent of
the mail service for the first division. He
was born in Maine and was graduated at
Bowdoin Medical School in 1875. He is a
Republican.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-06-28
p. N. 3.
Their Eightleth Anniversary at
Sebago Lake.

Tho Blues celebrated their eightieth ami
versary yesterday by an excursion!to Sebago
Lake via the Portland q Ogdensburg Rail
road The day was perfect, better weather
could not have been asked for. AT a. m. the
actives, in uniform, under Captain Davis,
numbering 40 men, headed by Drum Major
Bean, and the First Regiment Fife, Drum
and Bugle Corps, with the honoraries under
Captain James NJ. Black, So in number, left
the Preble House and marched via Congress,
Park and Commercial streets to the railroad
station, where the train was taken for the
Lake. Among the invited guests were eX-
Lieut.. Dow of the Infantry, Sergeant AXE
ley Of the Biddeford Light Infantry, and A.
s. Dimmock of East Boston.
After arrival at the Lake at $50 a. m, the
company and honoraries first proceeded to
indulge in game of base ball, Charles Marsh
was umpire The score stood, Honoraries
q, Actives II. After the base ball an ad-
mrable dinner was provided at 1.30 p. III. by
Head, at the station, which received ample
justice from the hungry excursionists.
After dinner the target shooting was in
order, one target being provided for the ac-
lance was $40 goods. G. H. Pierce took the
first prize a silver butter dish, for the hon
orares with score of 90 and j. NJ. Bell the
second, silver cup, with score of 10. The
third prize, for the poorest shot, a toy gun
was presented to Jerry Ilsley. The actives
shot at a distance of 200 yards. The first
prize, a handsome gold medal was taken by
Captain Davis, by score of 10. The second,
a silver medal, Thomas Fanett secured by a
score Of Is. The poorest shot, prize of bow
and arrow, was secured by Lieut.. Charle4
Plummer The prizes were awarded by
Captain James NJ. Black in well worded
phrases.
After the shooting, formed Veteran Or
ganization and elected the following officers
President-Captain j. NJ. Black
Vice Presdents-W. ii. ii. Pettengl and Jerry
| Ilsley.
Secretary Henry Ross
Treasurer-Ex-Lieut Young.
A series of resolutions was shown by ex-
| Clerk John NJ. Larrabee, drawn up by the
old company at the time of the Madawaska
war in 1885, with the names of the members
and the sums they agreed to pay for the sup
port of the families Of those drafted to serve
in the war. The committee of the company,
at the time, were W. II. Shaw, William SEN
ter, and E. S. Walker. A copy of the order,
signed by Col. Cross, was attached to the
resolutions, ordering the company to appear
at the armory to attend the drafting. A lot
of old muster bills were shown by Mr.. Lar
rabee that dated back to 1884.
AT 7.15 the company started for home, and
Portland was reached at 755 p. m. The COM
pany then marched to the armory and dis
banded, and all voted the eghtieth anniyer-
sary gIeat success.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-06-28
Excursion Of tho oxford Bears.

Arrangements are now all perfected, so
far as the committee can perfect them, for
the excursion Of the Oxford Bear Associa-
ton to Norway tomorrow, June Goth.
at Norway the members will be given din
ner in the new hall, gotten up by Landlord
Paul j. Beals' Hotel, provided by the citi-
zens Dinner will be served at / o'clock
sharp. Tickets to the dinner will be fur
nished to the members on the train Wednes-
day morning. Before dinner the visitors
will be taken in picnic wagons and driven
about the charming scenery of Norway.
Chambers Band will accompany the excur-
sionists. The train will leave the Grand
Trunk station at 7.1o a. M, and reach Nor
way at 925 a. M Returning. the train Will
leave Norway at p. m, reaching Portland
about p. m. Excursion tickets will be on
sale at the Argus Office today from a. m. to
6p. m. Those who cannot get their tickets
at the Argus Office today can get them at
the ticket Office of the Grand Trunk We'd
nesday morning.
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SUBURBAN NEWS.
BoWERY REACH


Saturday was one of June's rare days, and
many people from Portland and vicinity took
an airing at the Cape headland. The teach.
ers and scholars of the Smaller Grammar
school had pleasant picnic on the Two
Lights grounds. The pleasure barges May
flower and Abbie M. were the means of
conveyance.
Prof. A. B. Allen of Westbrook Seminary
and Mrs. Allen, his wife, Mr.. Stone, Miss
Lee and Miss Morton, all teachers in the
Seminary, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Hanna at the Two Lights Sunday Mr..
Wing and son of Oldt0wn, the life-sayipg
station contractors, were also their guests
Tor the day. A large crowd of people from
the city and suburbs were on the premises,
Mackerel appeared to be present in large
numbers, some six or seven miles southeast
OF the Cape, Sunday, and fleet of some
twenty seinerS were engaged in their cap
ture. The steamer Novelty was conspicuous
among the fleet and evidently made several
successful casts of her seines Near sunset
she was seen to hoist her flag in the fore rig
glng and steam away west.
The plaster on the rooms of the life-saying
house, finished last week, is the subject Of
praise. by all who see it. The work was
done by two Of Mr.. r. X. Gatley's skilled
workmen.
Vegetation of every kind is just booming,
and this week many of the farmers will have
green peas, early potatoes and ripe straw
berries. The grass crop will be heavy in
thls LOCALITY. M.
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IfOR sAI.E-In Harrison Village at head of
IL Long Lake and steamer route. a two story
house and ell, contains IL rooms, stable 26x36,
lot 94x33, about 20 fruit trees, miles from Sum-
init Mineral Springs. n. s. GARDINER 40 Ex-
change st. 28-l
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Burglary at the Care.

The other night burglars entered the resi-.
dence of Mr.. Edwin w. Graifan, Cottage
Road, Willard, by pushing out the screen in
a window of room on the first floor, where
Mrs GRAHAM was lying sick, and a relative,
Mrs. Leonard Jordan of this city, was
watching with her. Both ladies had gone to
sleep and light was burning in the room.
The burglars were bold enough They took
a small satchel belonging to Mrs. Jordan, a
1ewelry case, small sum of money, and an
amethyst ring belonging to Mrs. Jordan.
worth about $40. They missed Mrs. Jor-
dams pocket-book, which was in the pocket
of dress thrown over the beck of chair,
and containing quite a sum of money. The
jewel case was dropped in the front yard, as
the burglars were probably frightened.
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CosneI Mission

Last evening deeply interesting sermon
was held at the Mission, large audience
being present. Rev. S. +. Pearson gave an
address to the young converts, instructing
them how to be assured of not only happy
lives, but how they could be useful in every
walk in life. The Atlanta Jubilee Quar-
tette rendered several selections to the great
satisfaction of the audience. This evening
Mr.. Pearson will deliver a temperance adj
dress, illustrated with oil painting, 'Man
Inside Out" The Quartette will give a ju-
bilee concert. All are invited.